Director of Pro Bono and Public Interest Programs. Ms. Friedman earned her B.A. from Yale University and her J.D. from New York University. She is a member of the New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York bars. Ms. Friedman teaches Professional Responsibility and co-teaches the Marshall-Brennan Fellowship in Constitutional Literacy. A fellow of the New Jersey State Bar Foundation, Ms. Friedman directs the Street Law Pro Bono Project, through which law students make approximately 1,000 contacts with young people and vulnerable adults each semester, providing practical law-related education. She also administers other pro bono and public interest programming and assists informally with public sector career development at the law school. Ms. Friedman is a Trustee of New Jersey Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts and serves on the Board of Directors of Camden's LEAP Academy University Charter School. With Craig Livermore of NJ LEEP, she presented "Street Law: Engaging Urban Youth" at the American Bar Association's Law-Related Education Conference in October 2009. Also in October 2009, with Rebecca Baehr, she presented "Using Pro Bono to Launch a Public Interest Career: Working with Low-Income Clients" at the Equal Justice Works Conference and Career Fair.